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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02
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CELE0RAPHIC NEWS,

SAN Francisco, May 29.-This ha'
been the hottest day for fifteen years
and the hottest ever known here in MAY
The mercury registered 90. 90 in tn,
shade at p. m. At o'clock in til,
morning people were wearing overcoats
AT tho docks the heat was so intense
that the men engaged in unloading thu
steamer "Oregon" had to quit work.
HELENA, Mon, May 29.-There has
been cave in the Mullan tunnel on thu
Northern Pacific, near the west portal
An enormous mass of earth and rock.
tell in, and will delay all trains. For.
'unately no trains were in the tunnel a,
the time of the cave.
CHICAGO, May 29.--President Har.
ris, of the Northern Pacific, says that
when Col. Oakos, General Manager of
the Northern Pacific, went to St. Paul
to live, he bought residence for &c..
600; that he recently sold his property
for 1926, 900, and this gavethe reporters
the impression that Col. Cakes had
severed his connection with the Northern
Poetic. Mr.. Harris says Col. Oakes
will remain in active charge OF the man
agement OF the road in the future, as in
the past.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-Major Ben.
Perley Poore, who has been in Washing
ton City newspaper correspondent for
fifty years, died here, shortly after
midnight.
PORTLAND, May o9.-T. J. Potter,
General Manager of the Union Pacific
aud leased lines, arrived last evening on
a special, accompanied by Chief Engineer
V. g. Bogue aud party of railroad
officers, who went up the road from here
to meet him. Being interviewed, he
said the o. II. Il N. Co., will be oper
atcd separately as one Of the branches of
the great Union Pacific system. He
thought there would be little change in
the personel of the present management.
The offices will be kept here as hereto
fore. He intimated that the Utah
Northern aud the Oregon Short Lane
would be added to the lines under the
management OF the o, r. Il N. Co.
officials, the whole forming the Pacific
Division Of the Union Pacific Being
asked in regard to wheat rates from the
Inland Empire, he said he was not suf
fently informed upon the situation to
make definite statement. He will
start tomorrow to examine the Inland
Empire and investigate the situation for
himself. He will 20 over every foot of
the track by daylight and pay particular
attention to the wheat growing regions.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

About IL o'clock on Tuesday nigh
Charles Myers, Of Myers ridge THU
county, came to Asotin and delivered
himself up to Sheriff Stitfel, saying thai
he had shot one Elmer Stimpsol about
5 o'clock in the evening at his ranch
The sheriff placed him under arrest a,
requested, and on Wednesday morning
he Myers gave a bond Of 1900 tc
appear before Justice Ansman on Mon
day next for examination. We have
not got the full particulars OF the shoot.
ing and as the preliminary examination
comes off Monday We will be able to give
a better account of the affair next week.
We are Informed that the shooting was
done with 45 caliber Winchester rifle.
the ball passing entirely through Stimp.
sons right breast and coming out Just
below the shoulder blade. Tho shoot
ing was caused by family trouble. Since
the above was in type We learn that
Simpson died Wednesday night
Asotia Sentinel.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

According to the Sun Murray will
celebrate by music, parade, literary cx-
crcises, hose races, horse races, foot races,
sack races, wheelbarrow races, tug of
war, grand balloon ascension and the
giving away of $1,000 in prizes. Not a
bad days sport.
Lewiston's committee have not an.
nounced their programme.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02
The Balance of Neg Perce Published
on the Outside.

Senator Stewart, of Nevada, done the
jocur d Alenes up with view to an.
nexation and whether the Senator was
convinced that every inch Of North
Idaho should be annexed to Washington
Territory or not we cannot say. InH
few moments of talk we told the senatof
all the facts possible in the case and done
our best to convince him of the false
error IN any porti going to Montana.
The senator wants South Idaho to be
annexed to Nevada, which we of North
Idaho have no objections to, but a very
large and unanimous majority of the PEG
pie of North Idaho object being annexed
to Montana. We want all west Of the
Bitter Root mountains to form o part
of the future state of Washington, and
the eastern boundary line be one fixed
by natures God solid and immovcablc
The head of the water shed of streams
that rise and flow down, as nature in.
tended it, onward to the blue Pacific,
and not even Senator Stewart can make
them flow up stream. We would be in
the same position geographically, socially
and commercially as now to South
Idaho for we have no direct intercourse
with the people east Of the Bitter Roots,
and would be the extreme end Of the
wag of the dogs tail always if annexed
to Montana, while on the down grade
west where our streams how we are a
part of the future great state and our
interests are fully identified and fully
interviewer and our trade and traffic must
always be westward. Ho! The Sun
paper give the senator a caution he had
better heed for he ought not conflict his
South IDAHO annexation interests by such
foolish move as the Montana portion
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

We have received copy of the
catalogue of the Oxford Academy for
1867 located at Oxford, Idaho. The
school seems TO be in its infancy and yet
it promises well. Rev. j. Il. Turner is
published as the president, whose address
is Oxford, Idlho from whom information
relating to the school can be obtained.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

St. Paul Pionee, Press, May a.
w. &. Thrall, of the Northern Pacific,
and Director Ives, who have for the
past three weeks been making trip over
the lines and branches, will return home
to-day. While in Washington Territory
MIR. Ives examined the survey of the
extension from Walula to Walla Walla,
aud told an interviewer that he should
recommend its construction. His re.
commentator will go a good way to-
ward settling the matter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

SAN Francisco, May 26.-Yesterday
the Canadian Pacific agents agreed t.
take grease wool in sacks east at thu
same rate as grease wool in bales. which
rate is 81 per hundred. This announce.
ment is source Of great surprise to the
agents of American overland lines, as
their rates for creased wool in bales is
81 per hundred.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02
CITY ELECTION,

AN ELECTION will be held Mt Lewiston on
June l3, 1887, to cleo, the following city off.
GERS to serve the ensu ne year:
One Mayor.
One Treasurer.
One Marshal.
One councilman LIST ward
Two councilman 2nd ward.
Polls open a; school house md ward, and
at Council Rooms list ward. Judges LIST ward.
l.. d. Boise, j. b. Menomy. Judges Ind
ward, s. C. Halo, S. c. Thompson. Clerks
list ward, T. H. Hudson. Thos. Barton clerks
2ud ward, b. S. Dent, Il. Schleischer Polls
oper at II o'clock NJ, and close at 6p. IN.
By order of Common Council.
SAW j. X. VINCENT, Clerk,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

The Statesmdn's al interim editor
copies without comment, the statement
Of the Seattle Press that "Col. Parker
has been editor OF the Statesman since
1873. Mr.. Rees was the only other ed.
itor that Journal has had in % years "
That statement is enough to make w.
Ii. Newell, who edited the paper from
1865 to his death, in 1877, get out of
his grave aud boot his son in Union
The Press ought to be careful and not
give Parker the credit for all there is in
Eastern Washington, even if he does
ask it.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02
Court Calendar, June Term, 1887,

l. U. s. vs. Zsckius Lewis.
2,3, 4 and $, u S VS. N p r r Co
6, I and 9, U S VS. Montana I'm. Co
0, 10, IL aud II, u S VS. N = r H
and NJ Cos.
Is, U s vsJ Alexander, ct al.
IL, y S vs. WIN Corbctt.
|. Is, u s VS. John Randolph.
B. 1914 S VS. A. Randolph.
II, u 3 vs. G = Cobnrn, ct al.
Is, y s vs. John and A. Randolph.
10, y S VS. VIM Corbett,
90, u s VS. N p II Il Company.
q, U. S. VS. J. Alexander.
%, U s US J II Evans.
%, U s VS. W + Kettenbach.
"a, U s vs. } d G Thiessen.
%, Aurouson VS. Stephen II Quimby
2G, + + Baker, trustee Tor Miles G.
Moore, w w Baker and H C Baker and
W c Baker VS. A r Fink, WIN Simp.
son, G A s Howard, J T Boyer, and r
II Barton, and John and Frank Pain as
Pain Bros.
81, Il + Baker, trustee for Miles
Moore, W w Baker and W C Baker vs.
Adolph r Fink.
%, G = Coburn VS. Secondena.
20, W H Scribncr VS. l. Stanpus.
30, Benz. Smith vs. Henry Howard.
81, Lewiston National Bank ct al VS.
P NJ Davis & l. Stannus, tax collectors.
30, Elizabeth j Wells VS. VIM j Wells
33, Grant and Josephine Robbins VS.
Warren d Robbins.
81, Henry L Reese VS. John Connolly.
35, Fettie Il Harris vs. Silas w Harris
36, Nine lie Francois VS. j N Suther-
land e. Co.
81, A A Lieuallen vs. Jasper Rand
80, John NJ Fix VS. Montclth & Smell
80, Thos d Barton rs N b HoIbrook.
40, Lewiston Nat. Bank vs. John A
Miller.
IL, Jasper Rand, administrator, VS.
Sarah a Randall and Raphael Randall
AZ, Jasper Rand. administrator, vs. G
G and A w DeBolt.
43, Jennie Foster va Alex Foster.
A., W NJ Rice vs. Nez Perez County
45, Rosscll Il Co. vs. James and Mary
Hampton.
46, Geo 0 Colwell vs. s J Langdon.
~, Geo 0 Colwell and Mary Colwell
VS. s ] I.angdon.
4S, Ind. School Dist. No. /, vs. Lew
iston Nat. Bank.
40, Ind. School Dist. No. /, VS. First
Nat. Bank of Lewiston.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

The &ateman, Republican and even
the Democrat Of Boise City have specific
reasons for opposing senator Stewart s
proposition to unite South Idaho with
Nevada. 1t may not be so strongly
opposed by the balance of South Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

The 0. II. & N, survey from
Pomeroy towards Lewiston was reported
to he progressing dowa the Alpowa
having reached the bottom of the hill.
If that were true they ought to reach
Lewiston this week,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

The Reriew says that the Portland
men, sent up to Wardner to report on
the mines, declare that they are much
richer than they expected to find them,
which fact will doubtless fully appear in
their report.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

Wednesday evening contractor G. w.
Hunt arrived at Wallula From Elens
burg with 2l0 men, 200 work animals
and large lot of tools with which he
went to work next day grading the new
railroad from Wallula to Pendleton. Mr..
Hunt told our informant he proposed to
have the road finished up in the midst of
the wheat fields at the opening of the
harvest and to Pendleton before snow
falls Union,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02


Potter, the big gun Of the Union
Pacific, passed down the line of FRIDAY
10 special car en- route to Portland.
he is an old time friend of the Coffin
Bros, and met s. NJ. Coffin, at Cald.
we'll, with whom he spent an hour. On
his return he will endeavor to come 10
Boise City and see Frank r. Coffin
Mr.. Potter is first vice. President of the
v. r., and as such draws an annual
s.lary Of $4,000, besides receiving n
bonus Of $4,000 more as an inducement
to take charge of the system. President
Adams also gave him iudisputable
authority as manager. For this wear
his pay is $780, greater than that Of
President Cleveland. Thos. j. Potter
was born in Ohio in 1910, was a ser.
gespt 10 the war, became a lneman IN
the engineer corps Of the c. b. G. O.
railroad, then station agent in Iowa,
then fuel agent, then general agent, then
division agent, then division superinten,
dent, then general superintendent, then
ee3Nal manager, and afterwards success.
sively elected third, second, and finally
vice-president of the same road. lie
subsequently, resigned that to accept his
Sesent position. He rose from the rank
~ rapidly. aud is still young man
1}C10Aernf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

New YoRK, May 26-The transfel
books Of the o. II. 4 N. Co. and the Ore
son Transcontinental company wers
closed Wednesday afternoon. The an
nual election will take place on the Goth
Of June. 1t is expected that the ole
boards Of directors and officers will be re.
elected without opposition.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

Gentlemen who have recently visited
Portland inform us that the leading men
Of that place have united in an effort to
secure reduction of freight on wheat
from WaIla Walla. Better late than
never. Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

PoRr TOWNSEND, May 26-The
revenue cutter, Wo!cott, Jus, returned,
reports tho west coast of Vancouver l..
land strewn with the wrecks of 20 YES
sells. She found no trace of the St.
Stephen. :
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

A gentleman who is usually very well
posted in railroad building movements
reports that the 0. r. & N. Co. is
preparing to finish the missing link be-
tween Riparia and Colfax this season.
Uniou.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

49,. Gs ~ May 2s.-OBrien re.
~. 49, = wv esttering reception ever
i. $. ,..a this city. Ei.ht
from the gallery Of Lss r., ne SPOKE
Y. 900 spectators crowdeS H. 20 ,, lul, :
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02

Clark's survey party were, at last
accounts, on the Little Salmon about
twelve miles below Cal Whites place.
IFeiser Leader, May %.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02
Cedar Shingles.

The unders'gne are now manufacturing an
Extra Quality of Cedar Shingles at their mill
and are prepared to supply the public with the
same at the following prices:
First Glass, per thousand, .."..............$3 so
Second +" =" ................. SO
The mill is located in the upper rart Of
Lewiston. Shingles for sale at the mill.
23-tf WYNKOOP h MARTIN
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

How many times people would be
spared tbe burden of carrying umbrellas
snd wstsr-procfs Il they would only con-
s-lt usture's bsromsteri Oossrvsnt
peorla often note sbs weather signs i0
nature but comparatively Few know that
. spidsr's web - enc q the simplest
baromssers. According TO Ia Nanrs
~hen there il prospect of ram or wind.
the spider shortens the flameuts from
Which - Eeb - suspended and leayes
thiaSs IN shis state a. long as ths wealth
or vsrisble. n the insect slo5gx'es
its thread. e - sign q me. calm
uesshar. ths duration % which maT De
iui<rd 81 By ths length 10 which The
t,r.sls sr@ lss out II The spider re-
nsius inactive i "a sign Of ram. bu. II.
On the coutrsry is kseps st work during
a rain. The lsttsr viii not lsst long. Other
observations hsvs tsazbt that The spider
makes changes IN its wsb evsry a hours.
snd Il such chzngas srs made n The
evening. 10. bsf,Es sunset the night VII
Be clsar and besutifEL
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Whoily sussisls u sAs sassEsss vAstA-
e. tns a=aEn psHslsS - rizas - -ssax-
tor tnzl = 14tzsr tor s4eh stake q tAs
Uaaoa T. asea4s Ia lE.sll -l.zaz1ax
saArcalsfsc tansaEs q y.olsnss. both Ia
Chicago snd Ass fofs-thrssts tat
thoss great cites s1aA % dsspoilsd snd
saEnssi-lst "a. eonsietsd fsio1s u
Chieszo hs8g
Why astf 4 bs<b4<oas capital odsass
vas eoszaa-Etsd murder n0ss Eoni. Nc
body dsniss the dag market erisas. No
BODY Disputes TIE avs q Illinois. They
have rIghg ~ s1fcEes tie death psaxlty
snd 70 thst ssa. II assd oe. should 90
supported bT the army of tie Ualtsd
STATES.
Ihsss seven dynamite nsIds weE. fair
y triad aud convicted. The world and
ths courts behave tssy are guilty. Ihsy
had nsaring before . jury Of thsar
ps.srs. Ths sbl<st counsel Of The West
defended them. backed By enthusiasm
sad sn abundance 0; money. justice
vas la@ilAsr fought nor frightened
''GGilty" was ths awful Judgment meet
81 out 70 diabolicsl OF snss.
And then TIA court pronounced sen
tsncs, bat not until after sil manner OF
lsgal tricks hsd been resortsd TO, and ell
msLnsr 0g higher laws invoked in the
anarchists dsfsnss.
The EzllOEs looms up before these con
yiesed heLds and murdsrers Lot them
swiBg. The welfare OF this Republic
dsmsnds Il. No pity should move the
courts. nor wzvsring and tear DO tolerat-
sd. A vast aud often violent rabbls is
hooking on Let them take warning and
trsmblel
What OF Herr MosT and his crowd and
their threats in New York; They should
Go arrested and tried FOR treason. Such
revolntiouis;s should be transported or
bapgsd No other nation on earth would
tolerate the reasonable bravRdo or this
New York cut-throat and political
maniac. His incsndiarism is worse than
that OF torch. IL hres the great igncr-
ant hordss OF city, rather than single
dwelling or barn. Herr Mosr deserves
death
Now IL the time for this country to
show its backbone. This revolutionary
gang OF anarchists, imported from the
old country, must be exterminsted. They
have bullied, swsd and dstisd this Gov
eminent long enough. Let them be
/ hangsdl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
The STREET RAILWAY TEMPEST

The STREET RAILWAY TEMPEST.
The uprosr over the street railways
that are about to be constructed in this
city continues. The Eagle and Leader
are supporting everything that may be
supposed to inure to the benefit OF the
Street Railway Company's interests and
savsgsly attacking all who oppose them.
The Democrat in its usual silly, school
boy attempts and amateur journalistic
ideas. is rabidly opposing the Street
Railway and giving the Gable Company
8 support ths. il could much better do
without Meanwhile the interests OF the
people and OF the whole city are lost
sight OF or left TO take care OF themselves.
The TELEGRAN-HERALD now briefly
states It's position in the whole matter.
We are first, last and sll the time for eli
improvements that tend TO build up the
city-no matter who wants TO make them
or whether the capital comes FOR Grand
Rapids or Oshkosh.
Ths hand bill called the Democrat is
making fool OF itself as il usually does
when it attempts 10 say anything for
itsslf. The idiocy THAI opposes new
street railway lines is characteristics OF a
paper that is continually crying that
Grand Rapids is q village and "a long
ways from . metropolitan city" What
capital built up Chicago? Was il not
foreign capital? Why should we not
encourage toreizn capital? The Demo
crdt has announced itself a. opposed to
foreign capital and is fighting sll i'm
provsmsnss IN the city except those which
it Is either paid to advocate or has some
personal interest in. The TzLKeRAM-
HEsALD will be found advocating every
and all improvements that will build mp
the city and We now announces ourselves
a. unsltersbly in fsvor OF TIE Belt Line.
the Gable road aud all the new horse
railways that can bs built vhsthsr the
request comes from an old or new COM
paDT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Tha nan xho would invent something
~hich could Be used ~ fnei ard which
-ould &c a. sificsci0us snd harmless a.
cosi would - great public benefsctor
Rns IN orgisr 70 do tbe meet god it
~euld hare 70 - put into circulation
Immediately bsfors The majority Il psople
pns m thar Winters Supply ~ cosL
Then the ccal haruns would ind that =
grinding MONOPOLY doss not ss~sys pres
Per ard forcinx their vorkmsn - strike
IN sr.ssr ~ bring sbeut = scarcity II cosl
nay rsSult dissstrouslX 70 themselves
The xrssping. svsricio1s sctr1f which
would -saaeers blcod ous of. st,nsr IN
or7sr ~ aid - its slresdy dlstsndesi
hl-r.s- vessels = that which Tivss th-
rrlor Of issfice e. strikes snd boycotts
.na ~hich siieus tke chassn between
csrital aud labor untl i i aext 70 IN
p--sihl- - bridge = let inv~uters rsck
shsir brains g End means p eircam-
~-nt the r,cncpclisss ~he i@iibsrstely
n.reu~r~ % advances TIE price sf cosl
80 Sad sA~n =, ths pszA
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Soue time ago an ocuiist OF this city
sad that shs white glare from the stone
sidewalks IN the city were Inluring the
eyssight os our ci.izsna II that Be The
case. and Il "a very credible. what sill bs
the eject of the dazzling white paint
which = beng used so freely upon some
Of our business blocks2 II the glare
we're toned down By shade trees the evil
effects would be les8sned. but as It -
our cisirsns viii all have 70 wear blue
glasses /; tie ssyls .shoald prove to bs
contagious aud msDy others should
sdoDt Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
cIur SEws CONDENSED.

Wv. stone. II 6raad Rapids. vas IN
tosn gssl<rlszs.
F.P. saith. of GRAD Rapids. vas a. the
0ccidsals. yesterday
Lieut. > Al Arnsgssd Of tas Soldiers
Home Grand Rapids. L visiting hiends "a
lhis city
Tie mOaldsrs ~ii play the Easchinists q
game u cal GA Mason forty IoF 50 aide
tEis afternoon.
Tbs alarm of irs yesterday morning was
caused by as burning Of the residence OF
Wa Tray, al = sanford. 81. ofsin IN
knoaB.
The alarm of IRE at 4f5 last night was
caused oy the barnins OF school house
on Eishih-st. Il is thought 10 have been
ured D. boys.
S4thzR ThOrp. a farmer living IN
Nee4yg0 county, vas taken 10 fOiler
otalioa Yesterday for being over come oy
siiTuulants lie says ne had fo4 with him
" hen be arrived here. bat had Just enough
TO paw s. 80 Tor board ia the Police Station.
lie thinks ~ Was robbed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

The balssul effects q 10 tDssr-oiafs
Conanefcs az are again seen Al The
shird zaaaal mseting % the National
Editorial AssCeia;loo. which ecmmsneed
a Dsnysz On Tuesday. ogf OF go expect
sd dslszates only 100 we're present
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
anlssOth. -'r,'s nOnarchiss'

In the year 1875 THoSAs Murs, an
advocate OF nose. Was sentenced by the
High Court Of JussicisEy At Edinburgh
to fOurtssn years transportation for
advocating the rixht ofths people TO rep
r>ssntation IN Parliament. la the year
Of grace 1887 WILLIAM o BRrxS IS march
eli 70 AL and vii bs triad by jury, not
OF bis peers. Cor advocating free speech
Ia Ireland BY and By there viii De free
speech in Ireland
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

LAT Monday new eolisSs vas open
81 Ia srooklyn, Tor ths training *
tsachsss 70 taks charge Of lndastriA.
work 10 pubic and private schools The
nsz zoapsl Of training the hand and
mind simultaneously sesms to % raax-
ing good asaslway.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

One Of the most i'm portans papers read
at ths International Medical Congress
wa the report OF DR.. FaEIvr, OF Rio de
Jansiro, upon incubation against yellow
fever. Or. FRxIvxs experiments have
attracted attention for some time aud
haye been sufficiently successful to make
their continuation important. This is a
work which deserves the attention OF the
Marine Hospital ssrvics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Ths iassst distinguished American az
rival Al Montreal IS Prank @. AcNALLr'
Who recently disappeared from Portland.
Name. simultaneously With $1,000 IN
80 ney and bonds belonging 10 savings
oenk with which be was connected.
There = no use in trying 10 capture him.
the McNALLrs are TOO well ssrsed IN
geography.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Tue TwLSsRAM- HERALD wants 10 see
the dummy line to the Soldiers Home
built. II slso wants to see the cable
aud horse car lines and the Belt Line
built. The dummy line VIII bs built II
the Council viii take away the foolish,
not 10 say idiotic provision that JERgT
BoTSroS shall put up $1,000 IS q forfeit
in case his line is not finished. Nov.
why should $1,000. which might be used
IN constructing th. road. be locked up IN
shs City Tressury.
Is it 70 please snip Of an Alderman
who dsIighss in the Disgusting appel
alton Of ~Hustiing- HARRT DsGRskF.
II ~ ct the forfeit % dispensed With Al
once and Ies "a have ths dummy line.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Ths 1tats papsrs afs complaining n2~
OF TOO mneh raln. Ia tais csiy tos tAs
uass ss4 days ~ have been having
weather shich ought - satisfy ne moss
cnronle zrum0isr